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...surprise move, Mao also ordered all Chinese youth back to school on Feb. 9, when the nation's schools will reopen for the first time since the students were turned loose to play Red Guards last summer. If China's youth do indeed give up guardsmanship, much of the nation's disorder will vanish overnight-but so would Mao's prime weapon until now in the power struggle. Equally curious, China's official news agencies, in a move that was new in the struggle, all last week urged tolerance for Mao's enemies...
Granting the stay order last week, the FCC set a tight timetable. The Justice Department was given two weeks to introduce evidence. After that, and after counterarguments are entered by ABC and ITT, the commission will decide whether to reopen the case and reconsider its previous approval. Chances are strong that it will reaffirm the merger. They are equally strong that Justice will then take the whole affair to court...
President Johnson appointed the 20-man commission last summer, when criticism of the draft flooded newspapers and magazines. It was expected to present its report Jan. 1, six months before the current Selective Service Law expires. But several times commission members exercised their right to reopen debate on questions previously settled and the work dragged on. Burke Marshall, former chief of the Civil Rights Division in the Justice Department, chaired the commission...
...Persuasive" Compromise. Tenuous and documentably erroneous as much of the anti-Warren Report literature is, even responsible commentators share the rising feeling that the Administration should reopen the case and clear up-once and for all-the nagging discrepancies. Their contention is simply that so many questions are being raised about certain details in the report that now there is reasonable doubt cast over nearly everything...
Smith has shown sufficient interest during the past week to spark speculation about terms of a settlement -- at least in many African capitals. There are rumors that the former governor, Sir Humphrey Gibbs, might reopen his office as a symbolic gesture. The nation might then be granted independence and be given 50 years to make the transition to majority rule. The rumors of such an arrangement have of course angered a number of African leaders...